Monthly summary for 2025-05 focusing on feature exploration and stability in the MentalHelp repository.

April 2025 performance summary for SENAISP-Unid601-Projetos/EduTrack. Focused on delivering a backend-first set of features to enable end-to-end student lifecycle management, professor authentication, and robust class data representation, while performing a comprehensive backend refactor to align data models. Key outcomes include establishing a scalable data model, clearer API surfaces, and improved maintainability, enabling faster feature delivery and reliable business operations. Key outcomes: - Implemented Student Management System backend with full CRUD for students and validation against existing classes; set the foundation for enrollment flows and reporting. - Delivered Professor Login System with DTO, service method, and controller endpoint to authenticate credentials and provide clear success/error feedback. - Decoupled Turma (class) from Professor and enhanced Turma DTO to include lists of students and activities, improving class representation and maintenance. - Refactored backend services for Activities, Professors, and Classes to standardize method names, return messages, and align DTOs/entities for clearer data structures and relationships. Overall impact: - Strengthened data integrity and API clarity, enabling scalable growth and easier onboarding of new features. - Improved maintainability and consistency across core domain models, reducing future refactor costs and speeding up delivery cycles. - Demonstrated proficiency in backend design patterns (DTOs, repositories, services), authentication flows, and architectural decoupling. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - Backend development (Java/Kotlin-like patterns assumed), DTO/entity design, repository pattern, service-layer architecture, input validation, and authentication endpoints. - Architectural refactoring: dependency decoupling, DTO enrichment, and consistent data modeling across domains (Activities, Professors, Classes).